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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-14
KISSED OLD GLORY;
FINED $25 FOR 1T
Englishman Almost Causes a Riot at
Bayonne, N. j., and Suffers Court
Penalty.

BayOnne, n. j., Aug. Thames
Pierce. an Englishman. was fined $25
in the police court today for kissing the
American flag during performance at
the theater last night. The judge who
imposed the fine was a member of the
audience
The kissing of the flag almost caus-
ed riot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-14
sa GOO i'm Gems Stolen from Hotel.

Battle Creek, Mich, Aug. H. A
jewel case containing between $4,000
and $4,000 worth of jewels belonging
to Mrs. M. e. Ely of Buffalo, n. Y, was
stolen from a locked suit case in her
room at the Post tavern in this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-14
Nominated for conaress.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Aug. 14.-Rob-
ert C. Stirton of Monticello, was nom
mated for congress today by the dem
ocrats of the Fifth district.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-14

lobby of the West hotel. and particular
ly that portion of it adjacent to the
Illinois headquarters was packed by a
wearing the small yellow ribbon upon
which was printed illinois" The
crowd was 50 great the doors of the
Illinois headquarters were forced to
open and even then only a small por-
ton of the crowd could be acsommo-
dated. 1t is believed by the railroad
men the total number of visitors will
be about 125, 900. So far there has been
no difficulty in caring for the crowd
and excellent accommodations have
been provided for all arrivals.
Public Campfire.
Tonight a public camp fire will be
held in the Auditorium when an ad-
dress of welcome to the old soldiers
and friends will be made by Governor
Johnson, Mayor Jones, and Levi Long
fellow, department commander of Min
nesota Commanderin-Chief Tanner
will respond in behalf of the Grand
Army The addresses of welcome will
also be made to the Women's Relief
corps. Ladies of the Grand Army. and
Sons of Veterans
The Great Parade Tomorrow.
The final preparations are being
made for the great parade tomorrow.
1t is estimated about $4,000 old soldiers
will be in the line. The column is
scheduled to commence the march at
10 a. m. the route being about two
miles in length.
Grand Acrie of Eagles.
Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. IL The
eighth annual convention of the grand
aerie of the Fraterna1 Order of Eagles
opened in the Pabst theater this fore
noon. Delegates Numbering about
/ 500 were present. Mayor Becker ex-
tended the freedom of the city in
few appropriate remarks, taking occa-
sion to raise the lid" during the time
the visitors are the city's guests. There
promises to be an exciting contest
throughout the week for various offices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
COME QUICK!
HUNTER & CHAT HA NJ
Mems Furnishers
Additional Locals.

Our customers are always pleased
with our American Beauty Flour
try tive absolutely guarantee sat
i.iactiuu r.. j. Fountain. i76d
W. >. Mial, Tom GooIson, Tom
Ewing. W ". Galuer. c. c. McRea
Arch Goodwin J r. Richardson and
others were here yesterday ir5m the
BuzIs bottom 90 attend the bar
becue aud shoot.
Everything lu. the house goes al
cut prices during Hunter q CHAT
hams Attraction Sale now on
which closes Saturday, June 800
Nothing reserved. i73
G.. w. aud J. d. Maxwell. ". r,
Hosue and ;. VI. Mah!s OF lola were
here yesterday and Iait for an ex.
tended prospecting trip TO points Ia
west Texas aud probably New Mex
leo.
Mothers, this week Is the time "a
buy all your children a pair OF
slippers-2O pei cent discount on
every pair IA the slore during our
clearing sale this week. Wilson *
EDGE. i73
a. l.. Wilson Of Taborcalledou us
yesterday. Mr., Wilson has been
here several DAYS attending bis sister
Mrs Louisa n. Brogdou, who has
been quite sick az che home OF Mr.
aud Mrs. II h Henry.
Tweuty-oue pair ladies 50 10 white
Oxfords for si.6j-small sizes.
di75 Norwood.
An aged colored woman dropped
dead a. her home In the Brazos bot
tom about noon yesterday. She wa,
50 years old aud the mother Of
Powell Harvey, now aud for many
years the colored constable Of that
precinct
Men, thing what a. opportGnityl
Your choice OF any style $3.50 Cros-
settle low cut shoes this week 81 %
Your choice Of any 500 low cut
Crossette shoes $3.50. Wilson q
Edge. lI3
r. W. Odom was here from Grimes
county yesterday ana Is ready 20
testify that the rain was general so
far as bis observation extended, he
having made the trip over during
the downpour.
DR.. George h. Butler has returned
from Mart where he has been con-
ducting a successful revival meet
ing. be secured $1,000 for the
Texas Woman's College. Or. But
Ter leaves Saturday 10 take part In a
big camp meeting ~ Ball Prairie,
Robertson county.
Don't wait till the choice plans
are all picked before you attend
Hunter & Chatham's Attraction
Sale"-coms quick aud pick some
Of the best ones for your own pud-
ding. l78
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Cook Of STEEP
Hollow were iu the city yesterday,
Mr. Cook reports preparation being
made for the meeting of the Brazos
County Singing Convention 40 Steep
Hollow next Saturday and Sunday,
aud a big crowd and an enjoyable
and profitable meeting are autici.
pated. Arrangement are also going
forward for the Steep Hollow re-
union July 10.
One hundred aud forty-hve boys
knee suits, ages 10 10, will be sold
at 20 per cent discount thus week
during our six days Clean.Up Sale.
Wilson d Edge. i73
The walls OF the second story OF
the Texas Woman's College have
been completed aud the building is
ready for the ceiling jlists. The
roof will go on in the next few days.
Archetect R.D,Steele, who was here
yesterday inspecting the work, says
that Contractor Harrison has made
splendid progress with the building
Mrs. Paul Keith Of Houston left
for a visit 20 Moran, Texas, yester-
day morning after visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. &. +. Drake.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
sTPoNo ORGANIZATION.
PoIleyhoIders' Protective League Form,
ed al San Francisco.

San Francisco. June ga power.
full organization known as the policy.
holders protective league was formed
by business men OF San Francisco 20
enforce fair treatment from all in.
surance companies. Bankers. manu-.
facturers. merchants and shippers
were present on the floor representing
fire losses amounting 20 more than
500. 100000. A committee was APP
pointed from the membership OF com
mercial organizations OF the city
two from each. with one member at
large-who will prepare and direct the
plan OF campaign for the organization.
which will supply the necessary mon
ey from a fund created by a prorata
assessment on the face value OF poll
cies represented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
ORDER EASTERN STAR.

A regular IN Getting Of Bryan Chap
ter No. %, o. +. ;. will be held
this aftern Don at . o'clock at the
Masonic hall. All members urge
90 be present.
Mrs Edna Minkert, W. VI
Miss Lena Reed. Sec.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
BIG DROP IN PRICE.
Five Ice Managers Locked Up In the
County Jail.

Toledo. o.. June 26-Managers of
five ice companies sentenced TO pay a
fine Of $1,000 each. and serve one
year In the workhouse. were locked up
IN the county jail. The commitment
papers 90 the workhouse are not yet
ready. The men were not locked IN
cells Monday night but confined In
that part OF the jail occupied by the
sheriff The fact that all but one
pleaded guilty makes IL impossible for
the managers 20 get ont on bond or
appeal Local price Of fee. which had
been increased from Is 10 100 per cent
by the combine. has dropped from 30
90 90 per cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27

George aud Joe Walker, Lee
Josey, Columbus Holden, J. X. Pres
nal. Tom McCaIlum aud others were
here from Tabor yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
WORK or MOB.
Negro Accused Of Attempting to Grim.
inally Assault Lady

inally Assault Lady.
Meridian. Miss June 2i-Iuforma.
ton received her. states that an un.
known negro was quietly lynched by
an unknown mob 90 DeKalb Tor what
was believed 20 have been o. uattempt
20 crim.nally assault Mrs. James
Young. propriotress Of % store. The
negro darted behind the counter and
rushed towards Mrs Young when she
drew pistol The uer-0 escaped but
was captured hy The mob and lynchcl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL.
Said He May Make Mistakes Some
times. but Tries % BE square.

Umes' but TITS 20 &c aquhFe'
Washington. June 26-Representa'
tive Beall Tuesday got the president
20 sign the bill rcfunding 10 Blank a
Parke SiO0. a tax on an olcYmarEarino
shipment. The president had prepared
veto message Mr. Beall showed the
president where he had heretofore
signed a similar bin. whercupon the
president said he may sometimes De-
a mistaken man but he always tries %
be a square man. so be sat down and
signed tho bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
Big CUT
Everything in the House!
NOTHING RESERVED.

The prices We are making carly
in the season .for there's several
months Of sweltering summer
weather stretching out before us
auto and will make men step
lively-our way for the next ten
days. You can't afford to ignore
this sale - you'll lose money i
you do. Don't wait until the
choice P!ums are all pioked.6 q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-27
Begins Thursday, June Fl
Closes Saturday, June 80

stlu6I p 1uf llie Rem0Val Sale"
The Removal Sale was to forcibly
remind you Of our move to new
quarters. The Attraction Sale is
to forcibly remind you that We
have moved to new quarters
second door north Of Haswell S
b o Ok Stor c, where We want
you 70 find the way-quick n q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
WITH THE MILITARY.
Notes Gathered From Adjutant-
Generals Department.

Commission was yesterday issued to
Robert Page Burwcll, as captain of Conr-
pany 3, Richmond Light Infantry, Blues
| battalion. The commission gives Captain
Burwell rank as captain from the elst day
| of March, 1906. Captain Burwell recently
passed very creditable examination for
his promotion.
Second Lieutenant Freeman w. Jones,
Of Company G. Seventy second Infan-
try, at Petersburg, has fled oath of quail
tlcation with the adjudant-general's Of
t!lcc. This oath is required of each Of
ficer before he Is qualified to enter upon
the discharge of his duties.
Major Bernard W. salmonsky, command
Ing FRS, ,Ba,ttalioV, ,seventy::nrst Infantry
at Norfolk, has nlled ,e9py6o Il the transfer
Of the public military property made by
eessor in command Of Company =; Seven
transfer, Major Salomonsky relieves HIM
self Of the responsibility OF the property
actually transferred, and CAPTAIN Gale
assumes such responsibility. The money
value OF the property involvetA amounts
To seven or eight thousand dollars, and
the property consists Of uniform cloth
Ing, arms. ammunition. field equipage,
etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
i, A. BARRY LOSES
. IN THE COMM c INN ||11E e:
---,----- ----- -
Must Go Into Court to Seek Ad-
ditional Pay on Sewer
Contract.

Tho Street Committee after n spicy
session last night. refused to grant tins
claim of Thomas \ Barry for an extra
sum OF nearly $500 on his contract
for, tho city sewer work, and the result
!, Isl that ~ Will 20 to tho courts for adj
S1ia1dication. Tho committee, however. re-
commended that Mr. Barry be paid abolli
81 800 ( as an extra charge on anotner
branch of the work.
The matter has been pending for 80! ~
months and subcommittee, after long
hearings, recommended that both claims
be paid. -
s Hon, Charles v. Meredith appeared tof
Mr. Barry, and the city attorney 'epto'1
snnted the = citys interests.
Mr.. Meredith made strong s!atel',ell,
for his client. and Mr.. Pollard rep4'9a
+ for the city. ,,c,,
work on, the sewer should pc PAID lor
by count or by measurement me Guy
commended for the. former position H'l9
Mr.. Barry Tor the latter.
ll,efore the discussion was over II Was
pretty we'll agreed that the questlUH
was ono for the courts. and the commit
tee voted to reject the claim.
Mr. Pollard was severe at lines N
his references to Mr.. Barry, and Mr'
sMeretlthsE had a brief spat With MAJOR
fallen, of The committee, Major Allen
asked Mr.. Meredith q question ana tne'l
Insisted on suggesting the line an
swer.| Mr. Meredith finally refused 70
answer under the circumstances and re-
5s,lIued his seat, XIII We st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
( PARISH sCHOOLsBURNs.
Emanuel Episcopal School-house
7H DESTROYED Bv Fire. i9RfAl.

The Emanuel Episcopal parish school
house on Brook road. near "Westbrook.''
was burned to tho ground about O'Clock
yesterday morning. The large frame
structure was entirely destroyed and for
time the whole country round about
was lighted by the glow
>, a young man ny the name or Tlller
was tho first ia discoverithe flames-,aIIc
Immediately turned in the alarm Sand the
ncighbors responded ,yallantly. but could
accomplish little, as the fire had already
gained too much llaadWay 81
Tho building was the property Of the
Emanuel Episcopal Church, It was given
to the county an a public school house
vs. tho late Major lewis Gintcr, and
later sold to thesTmannel parish. The
building was covered by Insurance to the
amount Of 5000,
1t is generally believed that the fire
must have been Of incendiary origin. It
is stated that there was no fire IN the
building at ali and tho flame must have
been communicated iron, the outside some
declaring that the work was done ny
tramps.
Mr., Jeffries has kindly rendered tho
rse OF building near tho Brook storo
for the use of the school until the one
Burned can be rebuilt. sr III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Three New Charters.

The State Corporation Commission yes
te.day granted the following charters:
G. G. CoHgdon Company Gncorporatcd),
Hampton. 6. 9. Congdon. president,
Newport News; W. NJ Allen. vce-prcsi-
dent; r. b. Congdon. secretary and
treasurer, Hampton. Capital, 10000: OBJ
1ects, to deal In drugs. medicines, paints,
oils and fancy goods of all kinds.
Southslde Realty Company Uncorpo-
ia ted, Petersburg. LeRoy Roper. prcsi-
dent; benjamin Harrison. gecrctary and
treasurer. Petersburg Capital 5000:
objects, to deal in property, rca. and
personal and dispose Of same.
The State Bank OF Arvonln Uncor-
porated). Arvona. ". r. Vennhlc. presi-
dent Tarmville: r. S. Warren, cashier,
Arvonih. Capital, $4,000; objects, to con-
duct and operate bank Of discount and
depOsit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
OXFORD BOND CASE
GOES TO LAST COURT.
Union Bank, of Richmond, Has
to Make Further Fight for
It's Money.

The case Of the Union Bank of Rich
lnond against the Oxford and Coast Line
hallway Company, which was recently
decided III The United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals in this city In favor Of the
bank has not yet reached the end oe the
long .ond OF litigation.
Courie' for the road yesterday called
upon TIE clerk OF the court in the !! ederal
bCijinG and made the legal demand for
The preparation OF a certified record Of
the case. which lengthy record, when
made up and printed Is to be used By
the railway company on petition to
Ee filed In the Supreme Court Of the
United States for writ OF cerorari to
the United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peas at Richmond.
The Judgment OF the lower court in
favor OF the bank required the town Of
oxford in North Carolina to pay the bonds
held by the Union Bank OF this city
and which were issued to aid in The
building Of the road to that town
II was claimed that there was Il fata
Flaw In The act OF The Legislature author.
izing the bond issue. and on this account
thetto town of Oxford. which. by the way
never got The road, refused to pay In,
terest OH the bonds or to assume any re.
sroRsbility for the bonds themselves.
The Union Bank which had become
| TIC purchaser OF the bonds brought sui
| IN the United States Court aud oblaineG
| judgment, but II now seems that 1t vii
Lave to fight for its money all the way
] ~ 70 Tho highest court Of the land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
RAZORS A-PLENTY.
Two Little Shavers Had Three
Hundred New Razors,

Roy Leo Childress Is the name rbf the
small white boy who some time ago was
arrested In company with n boy who
gave his namo as Herbert Burnley, and
who had with him over three hundred
new razors. The Childress boy, who at
first gave his name as Roy Bundy, lived
at No. 700 jackson Street. Lynohhurg.
and will be taken back to his home to-
morrow. s L7#
The older boy, Burnley, will remain IN
jail hero for twelve months unless he
can find some one to furnish security
fo' him In the sum Of $500
Burnley said that his home was at
No, 1902 Grace street. Lynchhnrg, and
Tint he knew tho little Chlldress boy.
They came TO Richmond together, Vnd
had disposed OF several OF the new lnnors
at a very low price. when they were
arrested as suspicious characters, It
could not be proven that the boys had
stolen the raaors, but the police and
detectives were OF the belief that some
drmmers samples had been stolen.
Until yesterday the right name Of the
small boy was not learned, and to-day
ho will be taken back to his parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
. HENRICO PERSONALS,
Snapshots Of the Celebrities Who
FREQUENT Henrico Courthouse.

olldpSl!Olo u l4IC SC40O44t1So VIZ
Frequent Henrico Courthouse.
Mr.. "Charlie'' Thomas, the popular
writer Of all sorts Of Erits and war
rants in his fathers office, showed up
yesterday at the old stand after a short
sickness at his home.
The illustrious Cyclone is recuperating,
and his beamng countenance once more
hue. He has the glad hand for all COM
crs, as usual
Regarding the name Cyclone, fellow
constable twItted him the other day on
his being an III wind that blew no one
good save himself.
Attorney James r. Russell appears on
the scenes once again, but little changed
by. his recent trouble with the great and
only Cyclone.
Officer John w. Camp spent last night
at the home OF Constable Samuels, with
whom he attended the funeral services at
the Four-milo Creek Baptist Church yes
terday.
Constable Charlie Burch wishes to as
sure All his friends. through these
columns. that there are no smallpox
germs on him. Twas only n measly Joke
after all. rs lG.G3 4 !4 s!l. rs q4EE
Constable Geo. C'rowder, is rapdly max
ing good his claim for ,Ihn title OF Torado.
SO much so that the hurricane bids fair
ious Hanoverian royal name OF George.
WHO is the applicant for the nickname
OF "Iurricane?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Lakeside News.

have returned to their home in Hanover
county. after II long visit to the. formers
sister, MIS-, NJ. II. Froman, OF Lakeside
MIR. Robert l'lcnllnE, is still sick at his
& Miss Harriet Valdntine and Miss Bcs-
Sic Staples. visited Richmond last Tues
day.
I.ittlc Gladys Carter, daughter OF Mrs.
j. n. Carter, has gotten we'll Of the
"'Mrs." Fleet Kirk has recovered after
Nr Bogart and family have moved to
Bionmngdalc on tho Hermitage Road
Mr. Mood and Mr.. Timberlnke have
moved to .Bloomlngdale Dairy aud Stock
Farm, and opeprl,. AZ large dairy.
h MI. Tydall l3oWIsNls wly4Improving.
81 Miss Ethel Fr0mant visited friends In
sRlchmontl last Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
AS TO ASSISTANT
P0S.TM|' n | J !.
Mr.. Edgar Allan Has Nothing
Whatever to Say OH the
Subject.
.HARM0N|zlNe THE. FACTIONS
Man Mi. Milan Mould Name
Could Do As Much That
Way.

Tho report that Mr.. Edgar Allan, Or.
| a wcl-kl,owii Young lawyer. is to be as
sistunt postmaster under the new &C
! May 1st Is still all,the tall: III nndinhont
the Federal building and other plnces
whore Uncle Sans officials cotEreEate.
Mr. Toy r. Cabcll, who is to be post
master, IS vet out of town. aud. accord
ing TO the information received by Il
Times Dispatch representative at his law
Office In the SLATER building yesterday
afternoon he will not be back until to-
morrow night.
Mr.. Allan vas seen in lhis Office. and.
asked this direct question IL heSuwas. to
be assistant postum ter. 4, 1le smiled and
said: II have nothing to say. Halt q
dozen or more questions. rnn,etl with
View of drawing Mr.. Allan out and get
ting more definite nforma ton failed to
elicit any othc, reply
It is fair to presume that. It Mr.. Allan
had not received the offer of the assist
ant postmastershtp, or If, having received
It. he had declined It. he would have had
something to say. Under those circum-
stances II have nothing to say, would
have been out Of order! csertainlYiT out OF
the ordinary.
Among Federal officials in the city and
among Republicans generally the impress
SION is that Mr.. Allan has really been
offered the biggest plum in PoStr1aster
CGLell's basket, and that It was rendered
him as the representative Of one Of the
party factions. with the view of bringing
about harmony In the Republican ranks,
and that he has up to7now neither ac-
ccptcd nor declined the offer, but is hold.
ing it under considcra ton.
May Not Accept. ass. \ #
+ A..
Republican contingent = that MrA!%Allan
will not accept the position. but would
not object to being allowed to name the
man who shall be assistant postmaster
under Mr. I'abell. Those who are Of hat
way cf thinking say that. as a rlatter
Of business, the young lawyer cannot ar
ford to accept. He has 4 very good law
gprnc:'cc, and has only recently acquired
other business interests that will demand
every moment Of time he can spare from
his law Iactice. These interests, It Is
argued. viii pay him much more hand
so.ncly than tilctsassistant p0s'lnastrr-
ship, and wnul1 have to he 'nrlerderea
in the event of the acceptance Of an
official rnsit.on that would require <
him a full days work every day In the
year.
So far as the work Of harmonizing
the factions is concerned, If that Is the
object in view, as much could be accom-
plisned by the appointment Of the per-
son Mi. Allan might name as by the ap-
lt,intmcnt Of Mr.. Allan himself. Whether
that would be agreeable to Mr. Cabell, the
appointing power, is a question that only
Mr.. Cabell himself can answer. 1t may
be that upon his return to. the cltyGnE
answer To ,his question will unloose tire
hinge; OF Nh Allan's tongue and enable
Kim to lave something to say on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
BAPTIST WOMEN.
Interesting Meeting Held Yester,
dav-Officers Chosen.

The Baptist Wonan's Missionary Circle
Of Richmond held It's regular quarterly
meeting in the parlor Of the Second Bap-
list Church Yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock Mrs. AZ l.. Stratford presided
and led the devotional exercises
This was the most successful meeting
5lnst the history OF. the circle. Reports were
road from al the churches. showing that
all features OF the work nre plo sperlng
and tlat.affairs are financially in II splen-
did condition.
rotary OF the Woman's Missionary Union
of Virginia, gave an interesting talk on
the work III the State.
Election Of officers for the coming year
was held, With the following result:
President, Mrs a. Il. Stratford Vice
Presidents. Mrs. C. S. Gardner Mrs. W
II. l.. Smith. Mrs. j. IT. Rddick, Mrs
+. Y. Badly. Mrs. 3. =. Cav; Secretary,
Mrs. G.. II Williams; Treasurer. Mrs
cha rlcs 5Ryland. rhe executive committee
has a representative from each church. as
follows: First. Mrs. II. Lee Lorraine:
Second, Mrs G. l. Phillips; Grace Street,
Mrs. Charles WinSton: Grove Avenue,
Mrs. William y, West: Calvary. Mrs.
George l.attmer: West View, Mrs. Ernest
Long; Pine Street, Mrs. S.SH. Stephenson;
Randolph Street, Mrs. W. e. Robertson;
Brondls Menorlal. MrS. wac up; East
End. Mrs. Smith: Venable Street. Mrs.
S. H. Campbell: Leigh Street Mrs. George
Wnfree; Immnnuel, Mrs. Margaret
Michaeis; Barton Heights. Mrs. ", r.
Jones; Tairrnount, Mrs. r. l.. Richardson;
cambridge Street, Mrs. r.. v. Badly;
Fulton. Miss Laura Harrison; Clopton
Street, Miss Ella Davidson; Stockton
Street, Miss 1mogen Gregory.
The circle will meet next on the second
Thursday in July at Calvary Baptist
Church. ia il