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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-10-05
CAT BACK TO LIFE.
SCIENCE EEsE----ggrATES FELINE
DEAD LC.G TIME.
University Of Chicago Professor in
Animal Experiments Sees M~<hod
for Restoring vitality After
Drowning.

Chicago-That cat con bs hv----ot to
life by vigorous mass ages and the lhjec-
ti0n Of salt solutions as long as IS nIn-
utes after the heart has ceased beating
v - demonstrated by Prof. c. G. Guthrie
! be45re tue psychologists of the { trial
west Al the University OF Chicago Dr.
Guthrie reported a series of expert
ments that Or G N. Stewart had carried
on In the laboratories at the university
In testing the resuscitating powers OF
certain agencies. Salt solutions were
tested as well as the effects of messages
and the results noted. After the result
of experiments covering several months
had been read - Lg. Guthrie, The visit
ing physiologists were invited TO DR.
Stewards laboratory where the expert
ments were repeated
In the demonstrations cats were as
phixiated and after the heart had ceased
beating completely the tests were begun
1t was with little dif1cuity that life was
restored after five minutes with the use
OF salt solutions only. The results OBJ
tanned from the injections OF the salts
grew more uncertain as the time was
heightened. and after a cat had been
supposedly dead for ten minutes the
salt solutions alone were not effective
Then it took vigorous messages to re-
store life The experiments demonstrate
ed to the professors that hope Of resuscl-
tation is not gone even as long as rs min-
utes after the heart has ceased beating.
If the results obtained from the ex-
periments with the cats and dogs can be
duplicated with the human being, the
scientists expressed belief chat Dr. stew
art and his associates have gone long
ways In tiEding q remedy for restoring
life from asrhixiations and drowning
Or. Stewart has been working en- these
experiments only a few months, and has
not been able as yet to carry them to tie
limit.
The effect Of the restoration Of breath
ine ard heari action was To make the an-
imal very exeitable and fits followed
As the time was extanded before resus-
citation was effected The Cts increased
Pr Stewart proposes to continue his ex-
periments until results are obtained OF
some practical worth
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-10-05
Hartford city, Ind.-Montpelier, a

Hartford City, Ind. Montpelier
small town nine miles north of this city,
is in the throes OF religious excitement.
Revival meetinge are being held IN three
Of the big churches and there are besides
d number Of home prayer meetings each
night. For months these services have
seen 10 progress and many conversiens
aaTe zen made
Prayer bands have been organ ad
among the young men Of that city ana
each night they hold services in the
downtown district. selecting the saloons
oftentimss as the place of meeting.
The climax was reached when special
car on the Muncie, Hartford City ( Fort
Wayne interurban road was chartered
and number of those who had been con-
verted we're taken to Keystone and bap-
tized in The ice cold water &c a''
gravel pit
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-10-05
FRENCH ARMY SERVICE CUT
Law Reducing Term from Three to
Two Years Is Passed--Former Ex-
emptions Are ABOLISHED.

Paris.-The chamber Of deputies final
~ adopted by vote of 519 against 80, the
military law reducing the term of active
service in the army from three years to
two years. The law will become effect
i've on January /, 1906. Clauses of the
law render every Frenchmaa liable,
aDollshing former exceptions concern
ing widows sons and BreadW inners.
whose families will receive an allow
ance Men hitherto released from mill
tary service owing to weakness will be
enrolled in an auxiliary corps
The ministers contend that this meas
ure does : Ot decrease tie numbers OF the
army on peace footing. which is $50 600
but military experts argue that there
VIII he minimum reduction Of 25 900
because one-half of the active army will
be released annually, instead or one
third as hitherto, and the abolition of
exemptions does not compensate for
this
The principle of the measure is all
round equality. In carrying out this
plan pupils of cadet schools must serve
one year in the ranks before beginning
their studies, while students In the vari-
GUS professions, heretofore serving only
IL months, must henceforth serve one
year es ordinary soldiers, and then, on
passing examinations, become reserve
officers during the second year of their
service,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-10-05

owned by the Silver King Boat CLUB.
which fronts on Jamaica bay. The claim
for taxes was just seven cents. and IT had
been due Tor some time. The clerks in
the Office spent two dollars worth of
time searching the records, and they re-
ported that the taxes and interest
amounted to just ten cents.
The Office machinery was set in mo-
tion, and finally the cash was paid In and
the receipts signed and turned over To
two members Of the boat club, who had
called to settle its taxes. 1t Is said that
the bin that was made out was for tho
smallest amount ever received by tho
city for taxes upon real estate.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1906-10-05
COLLECTS A TEN-CENT TAX
New York Succeeds In Getting Delin-
quent, But Is Loser by
Two Dollars.

New York-Deputy Collector OF Tax
Arrears Patrick ]. Leahy, whose office
is in Borough hall, Long Island City has
wiped one claim for back taxes and in
terest off the city books, but ii is ques-
tion whether or not Father Knicker-
booker will appreciate the receipt OF the
money.
The taxes were owned on proper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
THE MISSISSIPPI HAZlNG.
Victim Rolled in Barrel Down Hill
and Then Beaten.

Natchsz. Mis-. Jan. y. The grand
jury empanelc,i at the special term ~
the Adam. circuit court l. inve-tigat-
ing the charge that Joseph >itmsn. a
delicate l6-year-old cadet. who died
saturday at the home Of his father. DIR.
.C. w. Sitman. Green>burg. La. re-
ceived fatal injuries at the hands of a
squad of hazcrs at jefferson Military
College in Washington. six miles from
Natchex.
DIR. ID. &. Lse Of this county. who il
an uncle II the hpy, appeared before
the grand jury tcdsy aud stated that
the boy grandmother had written him
to the effect that Joseph had lsft the
college and was severely injured; that
he had been hazed by crowd of cadets.
who had placed him in q barrel and
rolled him down steep hill. then laid
him acr,,>s the barrel aud battered him
with barrel .tavs-. Iii, body wa COW
cred with severe bruises.
A later report OF the death of the
hoy from these injuries was reviewed
and the inqui>itors summoned Prof J..
b. Raymond. president ot the faculty.
to appear before the body this after
noon. Prof. Raymond could throw NO
light on the subject.
Members Of the grand jury declare
they will summon every member of ths
faculty and student body before them
il necessary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
WILL DIE IN ALABAMA.
Gen Joe Wheeler Denies That He
Will Move to New York.

Decatur. Ma, Jan. ~. Maj. W. X.
Francis Of Decatur is in receipt of the
follow ing letter from o.en. Jo.s Wheeler,
Washington. ID. a.:
Dear Maipr:
Il thank YOU for your letter. The
article, in the New York pap.r.. urs-
ing that should b. appointed the com
missioner of police in that city. are en-
tirely without my authority or sanction.
Nothing cuuld have induced ms. 10 have
accepted such an otfics' or do ANYTHING
els, which would have tended in any
way to have separated me frum Ala
bama, which for forty wears has been
my home AMI will always b. my houe
during my life.
Il eoms her. often to try Ia h-iP oul
matters for nv constituents ts,el a
deep gratitude to them for their strung
support. el'.rting ne. A. th..y did. ten
times to c,u.sr-~,. and will never spar,
any effort 10 do anything ia my povef
for them
- have been in New York NOR. Or
is~s on a matter of business. bat there
is no warrant for the statement that
intend To make il my home Twoyear-
ago | spent week in Philadelphia,
aud little later spent a short time in
Cleveland. and the papers Of each city
asserted that had made that my resi-.
densss- sins-ercly yours.
..IO-FfsH WHkFI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
! MISSISSIPPI MATTERS
SANDY BAYOU LEASE VALID.
Do Hold Judges Calhoun and Truly
of the Supreme Court

tn. supreme cuurt has spoken in ths
celebrated sandy Bayog ca~.,. While
Justices calhoun and Truly hold the
lea-e valid they arrive et their eonciu-
lions from different viewpoint-.
Judge calhoun held that their. vas
M law at pr'.-. nj either against the
Sandy BAYOU lease made hs a uiliority
of the bnar,i of coniroi. or 10 warrant
Gov. Narsiamau ia causing injunction
prOssedings II the law had been vio-
lated the attorney general. A. the legal
adviser of the state. wa the ofiircr tn
institute the prsreeding. on behalf q
the State.
Judge Truly held that the question
at issue Wa the legality Of the contract
of the hoarl 81 cuntru! Tie then ~
vicwe'i the whole lcase which had
caused the trouble. and conclu,isd by
Agreeing with Judge calhoun a To- thc
logical conciusion. which was in effect
sustaining th. Sandy Bayou lease, aud
Incidentally throwing the appellee out
of cour,
The minority opinion wa- rad 10y
Justice Whitfield. who dwelt particu-
larly with regard to- the right Of the
governor in bringing the artion. hold
ing that Their. was NO other course TO
pursue II h. Thought that the interests
of the p.opl. wer,. at stake. and Il was
plainly obvious that ih,. attorney gen
cral. A. onss ~ the PARTIES to thu. c,,f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
BlED THE FOUR HUNDRED.
Graft of Col. Mann Amounted &c
Nearly $500. 600.

New York. Jan. 3-.oL ". u.
Mann. editor OF Town Topics. testified
at the Hspgooi criminal libel trial To-
day thar h. had borrowed nearly tao
hundred thousand dollars from ]. T..
Morgan, James X. kcene. W. X. Van
derbilt. VIM q. Whitney and ether
prominent fnanciers. Many of these
loans never were repaid ~ far a. COl
Mann could recall and others we're re-
paid in stock Of Town Topics Company
at Al .Ooo share.
The largest single loan was obtained
from James r. keene. who loaned the
Town Topics editor s,o.ooo. Frum VIM
X. Vanderbilt Col. Mann obtained ss5.-
0o; from J. T. Morgan $4,000: from
w. {. Whitney sl0.ooo; from Coils T..
Huntington 5000: John W. Gates SD
ooo, e. NJ. Schwab $1,000; Thomas +.
Ryan sl0.e0o
When Col. Mann said that many OF
these leans were paid in Town Topics
stock at $1,000 share james ". ~
borne. counsel for Mr.. Hapgood. asked
IL the par value of the stock i sl0 per
share. Col. Mann replied that it was
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

Returning frvn the Session ~ the
~oathcrn Cotton A,-ss.iaticn. Vhi.h ~
quirsi travel 10 anal frsm and three
days exp-'n-c In New orleans. th.. l'.gis-
iaiive committee rs.l-rte,i an Individual
sxT-nse asspunt ~ .ll - each. There
va has cuuis.~t. NJ talk 0f sandal. ma
inquiries - to whether anv wine had
h-scn imiulg-sl I'm. or gold brick, puf-
chased ouf of the Account. on the c.sn-
trary several 81 ths meml--r. s ho dit
MT ~ - ai-nuf very --diciinus in
auiris~ to tn. na.nl-srs % III. cnm-
mitte... The questsoa va. How did
YEA co it, sailrad fare. ihr,-e days
IN New Orleans and an exF--n~e ac,sonnt
of siis5 wa- stsrh an extraordinary
srrmparison ct fnanrial statissis-- that
it cI,,afesi huht,uh. an. the usmhrrs
~ the c,smmift-.s Who have h.-en d.
talked "a lunkst. la ID. several Ssal.
institutions ars wondering What viii
hapf-u "a their cxp.u-.- arsounts when
thry ar~ Submitted. Thess. latter enprn-
mitfs~ an. often the gu.->t- ~ the in
stifutiou> that they visit and have l@--
Of natural ~Np-n-e than wvrv they
visiting q city like s..w Orleans, and
they arr nos fearful a. 70 the result
BY comparison when th-y submit ex-
PENS. aas~sints
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA.

Two more naval battalions have been
Dispatched to the Baltic provinces to
crush the revolt in the islands Of the
coast regions.
The pacifcation OF Esthouia and LII
Nonia Is said to be progressing satisfac-
torily.
The revolutionists at KieH. through a
daring exploit. obtained two wagon
loa..s o. munitions from the arsenal
ard escaped with them
Following the example Of their
brethren on the mainland the peasan-
try Of the tinsest Islands in the Baltic
are institutlns independent republics.
one, on the islet ot Linnusitt. already
boasts Its second president, the frs,
having been ovsrthrown by a rival fac.
tIon-
MAi--Gen. Lisoyki. Who Was said To b
under sentence Of death by the fighting
section Of the social revolutionaries
~zs killed at Penz7. Russia The ~
sassin escaped
A band of rsyoiutlonari-s fell upoE
three lisutenants Of police at Riga. L.
vouls. and killed them with revolverS
Tie mur1erers al escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
SHOT SLAYER OF HUSBAND
Hrs. Whitten Puts Five Bullets Into
Body of j. d. Fairless.

Marks, Miss, Jan. 3.-John d. Fair
less was shot and killed at this place
today by Mrs. Z. B. Whit,en of Hinch-
elf.
Some two or three months ago Fair
less shot and killed T. B. whitten at
Essex. this county. Today Mrs. Whit
ten. wife of the man whom Fairl-s-
killed. arrived here at ll,44, proceeded
10 L. Marks store Fairless was in the
store when she entered. Seeing Fair
less, she emptied her pistol at him.
killing him instantly. all five OF the
balls taking effect, most Of them in the
head.
After the shooting, Mrs. whitten. in
company with another lady, proceeded
to the Commercial Hotel and inquired
for an officer, with the intention OF sur
rendering.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

VI motion Of Senator Daniel, OF vir-
giEla. a RESOLUTION introduced by Sen
a'or Tiiiman. of South Caroifna. dsre~.-
ng q senatorial Investigation OF the re-
nosai OF Mrs. Minor Morris from the
"nite House vas laid on the table by
a vote of 81 tos
seas'or Tillman. OF South Carolina
'oos occasion. in the course Of debate, tc
make some exceptionally personal
tnrusts at President Roosevelt in con-
nee'ion With the recent foreible removal
from the White House executive ofices
VI Mrs. Minor Morris, and was sharply
taken TO task by Senator Hale, of Maine.
The house passed the Philippine tar.
ID bill. 25S to IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
In Caleb Powers Case.

Washington. JAN 23.-The supreme
court of the United States today heard
arguments on the petition of the state
of Kentucky for Il writ of mandamus
compelling the restoration of the case
of Caleb Powers of Kentucky to the
jurisdiction of the State courts of the
State. Former Gov. Black of New
York and <. l. worthington of Ken
lucky appeared for Powers, while the
State was represented by Attorney
General Hays of Kentucky and Hoa-
Lueien Maxwell of Ohio.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Must Not Hunt on Sunday.

Judge MoIse Wilkinson. in the
special charge Ia the grand jury ON the
subject Of bird hunting on sunday He
insisted ON having true bills of indiet-
ment returned against the sunday hunt
err. saving that il this grand jury failed
tn return the indictments he would
draw special body of inquisitors to
do the work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Report of Revenue Agent.

The report Of the state Revenue
Agent shows that during the two wears
the sum of $50 .364.05 has been collect
ell by and through the Office. Of which.
the report states. more was collected
through official investigation than by
the revenue agent. The total amounts
collected by the State Revenue Agent
were s37, So ~. while the amounts col
lected through the Revenue Agent
wer,, Sler, sll IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Four Hundred Out.

Houston, Tex. Jan. 23.-The strike
In the Humble oil field now involves
about lo0 men, The largest producers
are seriously Handicapped, the Moon
shine and the Texas company plants
being entirely shut down. Non-recog-
milton of the union and discharge of
union men is the cause of the strike.
IL is stated by the strike leaders that
the trouble will be extended to the
other fields only as last resort. The
managers OF the companies affected
have declined TO treat with the strikers
for any settlement of the trouble.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Given Soc. 600 Damages.

In The cir,.uii court a. luka -amn..l
Wiley Was given a veniict Roe s.sl.a.o
against the southern Iaailrlsd ls,fu-
pany. Wiley was operating a steam
shovel al a gravel pit of the defendant
company when both l-gs were crushed
and horribly manglel by the heavy
chain of the machine slipping out Of
the gruove owing to the worn amt de-,
fective condition of the parts of the
steam shovel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Butterflies and Grasshopper..

c. 5. Smith and Dr. A. \. Wheat. Jr.,
of Creushaw. report the finding OF
grasshoppers and butterflies near that
place. Someone else reports the fact
that there are mosquitoes galore among
the timber brakes in the bottom.
This is quite peculiar thing for this
season OF the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Missionaries Return

Rev and Mrs r. W Waters. who
Formerly lived in Columbus. but who
for many years have been in Japan as
missionaries. viii return To their old
home for a visit. Mrs. Waters Wa
formerly Miss Lula I.ipscomb, aud mar
ried Mr. Waters after she reached
Japan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
sivley Special Judge.

The governor has appointed Hon.
Clarence Sivley of Oxford as special
judge to hold court in Alcorn county in
place of Hon. T. o. Sykes, judge of
that circuit, who is too i'll to attend to
the duties pertaining to his Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

Ies New forh grand jury found that
shers were mere than 500 errors IN the
csrtined copies OF election eanyasses IN
y that city
The American Tract society. In its
annual report. ays thai ezlrr-nt events
innicafs the coming acceptance Of Chris
tianiry BY laran-
The order assigning Brig -Gen- VIII
u. to duty in th= Philippines has
been reseinced and Brig Gen Lee. com
martirg the depart rsrt of Texas. on
his own request. has been given the as
slGrmert
Judge j. IL Rothinghaus. for many
years q merchant and justice Of the
peace at Laramie, o.. committed sui
eide by drowning in the canal
By a head-on collision ou the Sea
board Air line near Nina. Ga, two men
were killed. one reported missing and .
fourth fatally injured
More than four hundred graduates OF
Yale attended the alumni dinner af
Sherry's. in New York city. given un-
der the auspices OF the Yale club Of
New York.
Hon. James Wilson. secretary OF agri-
culturs Was re-esecte,t president OF the
American Br~e5.rs' association M il.
annual meeting in Lincoln Neb.
John Law Miller a live stock man
v.s .cou,tres hv . turv nj Kansas CITY.
No - ths ch,r~s az CRYING false tes-
tiuonv before the grand Jury invssti-
xztins the a,lsxs,, weighing frauds at
The Ksnsa. Cftv sroek wards.
Miss yiors Alien declines to crafty
IN. curiosity Of the newspaper men
vho v.nt 10 ascertain whether she was
really married. as reported. In August
-l.s, IN N,lIioniare Peter Duryea in
Is.in~ton XIV.
Emploves of the Cuban Central rail-
road went on strike because the COM
p.pv xould mot agree to pay their
wages In American money.
John Willis Baer. for many years sec
rptary of the Presbyterian board Of
home missions. has accepted the presi-
dency OF the Occidental college at Los
Angeles. Cal. to take effect In May.
James n. Barnard. alleged to be the
chef of a gang OF eoupterfeiters. was
arrested At his home in Denver. Col
When taken he had two revoivers
strapped to his waist Plates for tns
buffalo 80 counterfeit and . fui OUT
fr vas also captured.
Editor George D. Perkins OF the SIOUX
City (Ia.) Journal wants TO De governor
Of Iowa.
Former State Senator Harry bunkus'
Of California, has been taken to the
state prison at San Quentin 10 serve tne
sentence Of ive years imposed upon
him for bribery.
Herman Kaski. Peter s. Merett ana
Sferet Zurich. coal miners. were killed
by a snowsIide 20 miles south OF Glen
wood Springs. Col
Andrew L. Eaton. president OF the
Crescent Belt Fastener Co. eommi.,ea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

jSES upon his re
turn from Goshen
found an urgent
message awaiting
him from Their.
m "a Is. Z h e
Princess Mother,
aSktne sfs Ia
visit her without
delay "a she had
important an 4
welcome ti,lings
for him. Il vas
now three days
sincr he had left
10 continue his
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

Two oil portraits of exceptional in
terest to the people of Mississippi have
been presented to the department Of
archives and history, to be placed in
the Hall Of Fame, one Of Gov. John NJ.
Stone, presented by Mrs. J. NJ. Stone,
Of Iuka; the other of DIR. C. h. Mar
shall. presented by his daughter, Mrs.
A. DeMoss, OF vicksburg. The first
represents one Of the best governors
Mississippi ever had. the latter one Of
the most talented and consecrated min
listers of the u. L. Church. South
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
Seeking q Location.

The Progressive Union of Columbus
is in receipt of a communication from q
large manufacturer in the East, who
desires to locate in Columbus and erect
q manufacturing plant of no small mag
nitude. The offer is being considered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An kPitsme Of the Nest Inpsrtaa,
Events At Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

~ees Congress 10 Dsisx, Tssssher
With Lasess Develsp. .e.ss q. the
isserns1 rresbles d. R.ssia, aas
liens Called frsa lapsrssns Hap-
peaisgs An Over the WsriA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

Scripture Authority -"By faith Mo--s
when b, had come % years refused 10 he
called the son nf Ptaraoh's daughter .
choosing rather 20 suffer affiiction with ire
r.opie ~ ,ioi. than % enjoy he ricasure=
OF sin fdr season srteemirg the repFnach
OF christ create riches than the treasures
o. EKy r,. Tor De- had respect unto she rec
ompeaz~ u The reward Heb n et-ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-25

'"Tradition represents Moses as holding
an important command in the Egyptian
army in an expedition sent against Ethio-
pia-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Sugar Question Origin Of Trouble.
SPLENDID MUSICALE
Treble Clef Club Entertains a Large
Number Of Friends.

The Treble Clef club entertained num-
Der Of their friends at a delightful musical
last evening and were assisted by Mrs
Lillian Schaufelbcrger, Mrs. Kate Bride
well Anderson and Mrs. c. e Richards,
Mics Judith Evans being the accompane
list OF the evening. The programme was
an excellent one, the cluo being heard in
four numbers, the opening one being en-
A and b number. Welcome Pretty Prim-
rose" by PinSuti, and The Shepherd
Lady" by Armstrong, The work done
by the club was very pleasing and brought
forth the hearty applause OF the audi
ence.
Mrs Charles Richards gave two OF her
charming readings group of Dunbars
charming poems won splendid reception,
the group Including "Drzzle," The Col
ored Band. Making a Boy and when
Melinda Sings"
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Schaufelberger
gave q number of songs In very artistic
manner.
Some time in May the club Will give an
entertainment at the Y. NJ. G. a.