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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

groom was dressed In conventional
black. Their many friends extend CON
srAtulat ions. akpta Observer.
At Lisbon. North Dakota, a delight
full social altering 81 the ladies every
fortnight Is the Question Club.
I ID. 81 II. Reception. sss
The Degree Of Honor lodge Of this
city. held q reception at the elegant
home Of mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Canfield,
on Monday evening, In honor Of Mrs,
harrington, Of Grand Forks, Grand
Chief Of Honor Of that order In this
state. A large number were present
and most enjoyable evening was
passed in talking over the work and
progress OF the order III this juris-
diction. "A delicious lunch was
served and all repaired to their
Comes feeling that they had passed
Unpleasant and profitable evening.
NJ. Darlington left on this morning
pin, Monday morning for her home.
Cando Herald.
" Mrs. Lewis c. Bordwelr was at home
to q large party of ladies Wednesday
afternoon from $50 to $50 at her
home In Litchville, North Dakota. Var
t0us amusements were provided OF
character that gave the { guests
chance to exercise their geographical
Slpd horticultural knowledge, and the
aternoon wore pleasantly and merfily
aNRE Delicious refreshments were
SERVED and the hostess was ably as
sfst\d by Mrs. A. p. Hanson.
AMERICAN wives OF candidates for
the British Parliament have been very
prominent in the general elections
now in progress. In many instances,
too. thkir husbands will owe their
seats N the House of Commons to the
Aggressive campaigning Of those
wives.
Valley City Society.
The Scotch citizens will have their
annual party on Bobby Burns birth
day, the 25th Of this month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles MIDGET will entertain
them this year at their hospitable
home.
Mrs. w. w. Smith entertained
number OF Scotch mothers and their
BARNS on Thursday afternoon, at a
thtmbIe bee. Those present were,
Mrs. Mckay and her daughter Lizzie!
Mrs. Wylie. Mrs. VIM. Mcpherson and
I = ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

greatly in favor just now the demand
being for old styles more especially.
All sorts of gold weaving or braiding
are favored, with medallions of Gu
rious design. Quaint patterns are
shown having serpents with eyes of,
diamonds or emeralds or rubies. Ban
giles. dainty with filigree and as mar
row as possible, are also much worn.
Both will doubtless continue in fash
ion SO long as the elbow sleeves are so
popular
Gold is away ahead of silver in pop-
ularity as trimming, but silver, es-
pecially used in combination with SOFT
gray. and with black and white, has
quiet distinction about it that is very
attractive. These gold and silver
touches have been SO overdone that
only carefully applied uses of either
of them are to be tolerated.
-Estelle.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

the Child Betty Mrs. Cummings and
the child Mary" Mrs. Baillie and
daughter Annie. The children were
dressed as Scotch lassies. After a de-
lightful afternoon a delicious supper
was served. @ a
A reception was held at the opera
house last night Thursday In honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Schnur. About
eighty people were in attendance
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent, the diversions being cards and
games until 1 O'Clock when refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schnur were presented with an ele-
giant fifty dollar clock as q slight
token Of the respect in which they are
held by the people of Fingal.
sti-,53 rs A&A t sJ9E - rs n 4
Rodlin.Myhre.
Nome Tribune: The marriage of
Miss Jorgine Myhre to Mr.. Albert Rod
lin, of Lenora, MINI, occurred at the
st. Petri church, south of Nome, Wed.
nesday forenoon, at IL O'Clock.
The bride is one of Barnes county's
best and brightest young ladies of
pleasing manner and has q large cir
Gle of friends in this city and vicinity,
and Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. K. Myhre, who reside south of
Nome.
The groom is prominent business
man Of Lenora and of high standing.
After the ceremony a reception was
given at the home of the bride, and a
dance at the hall in the evening.
They will make Lenora their future
home.
Some of the neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Russell swooped down on
their home southwest of lWesthope,
North Dakota, last Tuesday night and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

LosT..Two HOGS BELONGING TO A.
Mcintyre, while unloading a car
ton last Thursday night. II anyone
knowing of the whereabouts Of the
two missing animals will phone 326,
ally rewarded. -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-27

took possession of the house. They
gathered to celebrate the fOrty-fifth
birthday anniversary OF Mr.. Russell.
b An oyster supper and other good
things were enjoyed by the guests and
all wished Mr.. Russell as many more
birthdays. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Ladoen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
REIN. Nels Lien and Miss Gilbertson
and Andrew and liver Urseth.
The pleasant home of Mrs. R. H.
Beck, Lakota, North Dakota, was the
scene. of a delightful social gathering
on Friday afternoon of last week when
Mrs. Beck was hostess to over score
of her friends. From half after two
O'Clock until five progressive pedro
was enjoyed. The head prize was
awarded to Mrs. r. j. Drake, very
handsome vase; while Mrs. Robert L.
Kelley was presented miniature lamp
as a consolation prize.
After the cards a dainty lunch was
enjoyed by the guests who did not de-
part for their homes until near seven
O'Clock. Those present were: Mes
danes A, r. Sheets, Peter Jorgenson,
Gilbert Jorgenson, j.. Void, S. A.
Floren, w. D. Prescott, r. L. Kelly,
Mr. Stevens, G. p. Allen, w. C. Hagler,
R. w. Kent, Robert Metcalf, Leon Ware,
George Wilson, J. D. Parnell, T. E.
Metcalf, r. ]. Drake, Geo. A. Kellogg,
r. A. Kelley, A. 1. Cole, Miss Carol
Prescott.
The Snowflake.
I come as the symbol of Life -in-b eath,
Shed from the brink Of yon heaven
austere; 80 - I
change to compassionate dew in a
tear!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

$Brat ociemniafY !
. ZBKAKANIE W KOPAL-
nj,

Grobowa cisza zaleg}a "
s}ynnej niedawno kopalni
wegla kamiennego, Dryden
W Pennsylvania. Przerywa}y
ia tylko cd czasu do czasu
spadajace brylki ziemi, lub
szelest przeciekajacej z CORY
woody. Drewniane belki, pod
t%rzymujace niegdys jej skle~
picnic, prze}amane leza ma
lu5 stoja zbutwia}e,
grozac lada chwila upadkier'.
Niemasz tn juz szczur6w,
owych nieod}acznych iowa
rzysz6w czlowieka, wraz q
MIN " lnne przenlos{y sic
one siedziby. Rzadko kto=
DIS wspomina to kopalniaa,
tax znana pred dwudziestu
laty W calej okolicy. !
Ma kilka lat pred owa
epoka wrza}a ona zyciemn,
pelno W niej by}o ruchu !
gwaru, hulk oskard6w i MILO
tow rozlega} sic pc jej skle-~
p[,iie,nr,:iiach, a okolo $50 1udzi
.ze switem do niej wchodzilo.
Byli to ludzie pro6ci, niewy-
ksztalceni, nieokrzesani i
zawadyacy, ale odwazni, wy
rival i litoSciwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
exkursyjne DO jeez'ora
Shetek. Tracy (M'nu.)

sprzedawane beda rrzez kolej North
Westrn pc znizonych ratach rrzez
sezon latowy .M5inony Y " piatki
i soboty pc $l.65 "a tykiet zwrot~
nv z okresem d. powrotu " prze-
,ciagu trzydz,estu dni. Jezioro SEE
tex jest pieknem latovem 1]esien-
nem m1ejeeem w~ycieczek, gdz'e mai :
.lepsze }owlenie ryb j polleowan'iie
MONA znal,6c; kuropatew, beka-
SOW, kaczek i gesi jest bardzo vie
lie. Dobry hotel j przys1ugga sta,
jenna po bardzo uml;a RI o'T'1ty
ratach Ns.tepujace j%eziora MONA
zwiedziG z tego: miejsca. Current
Lake, Lake Siegel, Lake Fremont,
Lake Sarach, Bear Lake, Long
Lake, Buffalo Lake, Iron Lake,
Beauty Lake, Willow Lake, Lake
Isabella i Clear I1ake
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

w czasie, Q kt6rym m6wi-
my, powsta}o n~iezadowolenie
pomiedzy robotnikami a VIA
5cicielami pobliskiej g6rni-
czej dzielnicy Lackawanna, "
skutek czego robotnicy emo
will sic 20 SODA, il ME beda
.pracowali dop6ty, dop6ki i'm
w}aSciciele ME %podwyzsza
dziennej zap}aty. Zmowa ia
trwa|a JUL cd dw6ch tygodni,
ale pomimo wszelkich usi~
}owa6 jej przywodc6w, ME
dosieg}a jeszcze terytoryum,
ma kt6rym znajdowa}a sic
kopalnia Dryden. Wreszcie
wys}ano do niej kilkunastu
starszych robotnik6w, kt6rzy
mus1eli uzyc ca}ej swej pre-
piegiosci i wymowy, ably
zadowolonych re swego po-
'ozenia g6rnik6w W Dryden
,rzeciagnac ma swa strone j
sk}onic do zawieszenia piracy:
Niebawem tel zaczeli wycho~
dzic grupami ~pracujacy tam
g6rnicy, zabierajac re soba
narzedzia ma znak, re naza-
jutrz ME stawia sic do pra-
cy.
Pomiedzy temi grupami
odznacza1a sic szczeg6lniej
iedna, kt6rej cz}onkowie pro-
wadzili ze SODA bardzo ozy.
wiona rozmowe. Wieksza jej
Geese sk]ada}a sic p%rzewaznie
z obcych przybysz6w, mama
wiajacych do zmowy. Eudzie
nalezacy do tel grupy, po~
stepowali jeden "a drugim
d1ugim korytarzem pc obu
stronach kolei zelaznej, kt6-
ra wywozono wegiel z ko-
palm. Ma ko6cu .tego kory-
TARA wznosi}y sic wrota "a
mykane "a kazdym wozem i
kazdym cz}owiekiem, a PREY
mich stall ma}y cbiopiec, kt6,
rego obowiazkiem by}o otwie-
rae je i zamykac.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
ZrObilO go szCZesliWym.

Wielkie szczescie zapanowa}o "
domu S. G. Blair dozorcy szk6f W
St. Adams, W. Va. gdy jego ma
Ia c6reczka wyleczona zosta}a z
uiebezplecznej choroby. On tax pi-
SIZE ,;;Moja ma}a c6reczka miata
taniec Sw. Vita, kt6ry ME ustepo
wal pc zadnem lekarstwie, lecz sig
wzmaga}, dop6ki jake osta
tniej ucieczki spr6bowalismy Elec-
trio Bitters; teraz z rado6c1a moga
powiedziec, re try butelki spra-
willy zupe}ne wyzdrowienie. Pred
ka i pewna pomoc ma nerwowe
choroby, og6lne os1abien1e, s}abo-
sci kobiece, brak krwi i malarie.
Gwarantowane przez M. J. Kowa-
aptekarza. Cena soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
SPRINGS, MO,
DEALN ZDRO WOTNE MA
LATO 1 ZINE MIEJSCE
WYCIECZEK.

Powabna ksiazka sk}adajaca sig
z, trzydziestu dwu stronnic diva
dziescie i jedna i]ustracya, opisem
Excelsior Springs, jcgo leczni~
wodach, jego hotelach i
ustudze kolejowej, cotylko zosta@a
wydana przez kompanie kolei Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. wy
se{amy pod kazdym adresem "a ode
braniem 4c znaczka. F. A. Miller
G eneral Passenger Agent, Chicago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
Dziewczyna pobieg}a ma

Dziewczyna pobiegfa ma
~tychmiast.
! - Przywiedz tych, co
|przyjechali do mnie, s1ysza-
lem, co m6wili, sam i'm dam
lodpowiedz przem6wi} we:
|so}o. ..
SERGE d~ziewczecia scisna]
niepok6j, tax niedawno ma
wr6ci} sic, il ME ufa}a mu
|jeszcze zupe1nie; poszia jed
make spe}nic jego VIOLA,
wr6ci}a 2 Bolkiem i Bole
s}awem, Grzeg6rz wyciagna}
|reke do brata.
Bog why mole mi
przebaczy4 i ty wybacz
rzek}.
49, Pragne Eye Z t"ba "a
braterskiej zgodzle odpari
Boles}aw.
l uscisneli sic oboje, p"
czem kaleka zwr6cif sic do
Bolka.
= Juz wien, kto jestes i
pocos przyby} = rzek} 80
s1ysza}em wszystko, oddaje
ci z ufnoScia moja siostre,
DO kiedy przyjacielem Bole-
s}awa jeste6, zacnym bye mu-
sisz, nam wszakze do was
obojga prosbe; osiadzcie tu-
tai W Odolanach, ty czuwaj
mad ziemia nasza. Boles}awa
kr6l czesto ciagnie ma "a
mex, jemu trudno roll pill
nowa6, uczynisz to "a nae
|obu, a Monisia Madonna
opieke roztacza6 bedzie; ty-
lem wycierpia}, niechze chloe
samotnosci ME zaznam.
: Bedzie, jake prosisz -
odpar} Bolek.
Monisia uklek}a prey }ozu,
obok niej Bolek, a.Grzeg6rz
wzrok ma mich zwr6ciii rzekl:
- Jam W tel chwili bez
grzechu, DO wszystkle why
odpuszczone mi zosta}y, bio
gos}awic wan przeto moge:
Niechaj Pan ma was W swej
pieczy.
K0NIEC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
do wybrzezy Pac'i1ku
] : powrotcm Z Chicago:
Stosunkowo niskie raty
"a tyk'et zwrotny in
=. nych miejsc.

Koleja Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western cd l czerwca
do 80 wrzesnia, do San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle !
Tacoma i innych miejsc u wybrzezy
Pacyfiku. Bardzo nlskie raty do
Helena, Butte, Spokane, Ogden i
Salt Lake City. Codziennie oso-
bisc1e urzadzane wycieczki W PULL
mana s%ypialnych wagonach do San
Francisco, Los Angeles i Portland
wprost bez zmiany. Podw6j ne po:
s}anie tylko 81. 90 z Chicago l.
1918 z Omaha. Wyborna droga.
O raty, bilety it'd. zg}osic sic do
agentbw kolei Chicago q North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
Kara Boza.
Powiesc historyczna ola ludu
i mlodziezy.
iDokonczenie).

(Doko1czenie).
- Chyba watpic ME mo-
zesz, il zechce - odpar}a
Monisia - przekonasz sic,
Grzegorzu, jake to wielkie
szcze6cie jest, czynic dobrze
dodala, tulac sic z pieszczo~
ta do kaleki.
- Sauna my6l mia mi jest
- odpar}, calujac ia czule-
Bog zmi}owal sic Madonna,
wieksze by}o jego mi}osier"
die, nizem. ma to zas}uzy};
da} mi anio}a ma str6za ]
ani61 ten nawr6ci1 mi SERGE
ku Panu; a wielka, wielka
jest twoja .zas{uga, Monisiu.
Slowa jego przerwal tetent,
kt6ry rozleg} sic poza okna-
mi.
- Kto6 przyjecha} do mas
- rzek} - idz, zobacz kto.
Monisia }zami zalana po-
spieszyia do przyleg}ej izby;
dw6ch rycerzy W niej spot
ka}a; W jednym pozna}a b.
les}awa, vice wyciagne}a do
niego rece uradowana, mo-
WAC:
- Ciesz sic, Grzeg6rz ma
wr6cony.
- I ty ciesz sic - odpar}
jej weso}o Boleslaw - mile
go go6cia ci przywioz}em.
Ona spojrza}a uwazniej ma
obcego.
" 80 Bolek! = krzyknela.
- Bolek 20 Zoliw - po-
wt6rzy} tamten, zginajac ko-
lana pred z"adziwionem
dziewczeciem - jakom ci
obieca}, tax i czynie: sk}adam
u n6g twych NIECE, ma Krzy-
zaku zdobyty.
To m6wiac, po}ozy} ma po-
d}odze NIECE W bogatej re-
koje6ci, Monisia podnios{a
dar i pocze}a oglada6, rubinY
i per}y stroi}y rekoje66 noza,
nachwalic sic ME mog}a pie
knosci podarunku.
Tymczasem Bolek podni6s}
sic.
- Bog wiare twoja nagro-
dill siostro - odezwa} sic
Boles}aw - ME watpi}as, IL
Gr2eg6rz sic nawr6ci i mo-
dlitwy twoje wys}uchs ne 20
sta}y; Bog truly i cierpli-
wosc twoja W inakszy spos6b
jeszcze chce nagrodzi6, a W
jaki, o tenn ci powie druh
moi serdeczny, kt6ry pre-
demna Gale swe SERGE otwo-
rzy}. Monisia zwr6ci}a ma
Bolka pytajace apojrzenie.
My6la}as kiedy o mnie
- zapyta}, biorac ia "a reke.
- My6la}am o was wszyst-
kich codzie6 - odparla
szczerze.
A teskno ri bywa}o "a
nami?
- O i jak jeszcze.
- To ci powiem, z czem
przybylem tutaj; OTTO z tenn,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
:Najsilniejszy Bank
lest Parma W Kansas.

Tel VAN laden banker ME ukradnie, a pieniadz W MIA w4ozony
jest pod wasza kontrola, a ME pod bankierske. W Banku VAN dadza
Sci procent, jeli ME zbankrutuja, a grunta W Kansas przynosza 10 do
so Procent. Spytajcie sic tych co je pokuphi rok tcmu. Mozecie ma
bye " kawa}kach po 80 lub 100 ARROW it'd. cd 10 dol z a akier wyzej,
wp{ac;wszy oko}o trzecia Geese z CORY, a reszte W 9 rocznych sp}atach.
W ten spos6b pr.ySli WASH snajomi do maistka, DO kup'!i p6ki byio
tanio. ." macieote sama okazye TERAZ; wiec korzystajcie ulokuj-
Gle sw6j ciezko zapracowany grosz W KAWAIKU Z1EMI, a ME "
banku Togo nigdy ME poza}ujesz: Przesz}o 80 famlii polskich juz sig
okupi}o " naszej okolcy polsk1 kGadz as obs}uguje. Przyjedzcie
wy, p6ki grunt TAM. - Pc polskie opisy, mapy it'd. piszcie do:
G.I. lMOREX? Pres. and Mgr. Polonia Colonization Co
-. COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
TROY COMMENCEMENT.
prc~r.m of Final Exercises of Sta
 Noermal College.

Program of Final Exercises of state
 Nofmal College. Troy. May 14.-tSpecfal. )-Dr. E. M president of the state NOT mai College. has issued the following program for the Nineteenth Commence ment of that institution:
 SUNDAY, MAY goth. tI.oo a. m.-Annual Sermon. pr. Jno w sta9g, Birmingham. Alabama. a.ao n m-Annual Address to the Students Christian Association, The Hon. w. C. Black. Troy, Alabama
 MONDAY, MAY 21st 800 a. m.--Exhibition of Work Tn the Departments of Art, Manuai iraihins' and the Model School.
 11:00 a. n.--Program of the Alumni by Eugene bai- lard. Esq, Prattville, Alabama. 3.30 D. m.-Business Meeting or the Alumni Association. 500 D. m-Joint Program of the Cal houn and Gladstone Literary Societies. s:30 p. m.---Annual Banquet Of the Alumni Association.
 TUESDAY. MAY 22nd.
 800 a. m.--Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors.
 11:00 a. m.-Annual Literary Address. The Hon. Thomas D. Sanford, Opelika, Alabama s:30 p. m.-Annual Concert by the Music Department.
 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd. Commencement Day:
 10:00 a. m--Graduating Exercises. 5:3O D. m.-Presdents AnnuI Re- ception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
WRECK NEAR BREwTON.
Freight Engine And Pullman Derniled
 at FlOmat0n.

Brewton. May 14.--(Special)- )-About ? o'clock this morning freight engine became derailed in the Flomaton yards and an engine was taken from train on the siding in Brewton and sent to its relief Just after the track was cleared train No. came in and one of the sleepers attached to the train be- came derailed. delaying the train for about two hours.
 Upon the return of the freight engine to Brewton the crew discovered the trestle over Burnt Corn Creek, in the southern edge of Brewton,. to be on fire, which they extinguished. From appearances. the fire had been burning for some time and some of the string CTS badly charred, but the damage was not sufficient to delay trains.
 A flow of about forty gallons of wa ter per minute has been secured in the artesian we'll at the new residence of T. R. Miller or Bellvilfe Avenue. Mir. Miller will have the pipe from the well attached to the water fixtures in his home and water will be supplied on both floors from this source.
 Prof. w. H. Councill, the negro edu- cator, from Normal, near Huntsville. will deliver an address during com mencement week a. the negro high school in Brewton. An invitation has been extended the white people to at tend, for whom accommodations will be provided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
The Fourth National Bank.

13. some time ago no important cases are on the docket and the bl-...ess will be dispatched in a few days.
 The grand jury returned twenty three true bills last week most of which were for minor offences.
 Citizens in sections around Clayton enjoyed the annual sing at Mount Zion Church, sixteen miles west of there yes- terday. The grounds were thronged all day and a basket dinner was enjoy ed about noon.
 The pupns of the Sanford Street school are rehearsing preparatory to presenting the "Serenaders" at the Car negie Auditorium Wednesday evening. The entertainment will be under the promises to prove quite entertaining. The proceeds will go towards fitting up the school laboratory.
 The lodge of E1ks of the city have arranged for an interesting series of lectures to be delivered at their home from time to time during the summer months. Cordial invitations have been extended the citizens at large.
 At a recent meting of the Red Men of the city quite nice sum was donated for the sufferers in the Frisco disaster. Great Sachem F.. D. Corker rade an appeal to every tribe in the State and donations have been coming in liberal ly from all sections.
 A most interesting and attractive pro- gram has been arranged for the Chau- tauoua which begins here on May 23, and will continue for a week while the commencement exercises of the Ala bama Fireman are going on. The busi- ness houses and residences will all be decorated.
 Crops are said~to have suffered no material injury from the late cold snap and under the influence of the warm sunshine of the past week are again a assuminr normal conditions. Cotton chopping is still going on and will soon be over One hundred and two bale sof cotton were sold last week by a nrominent planter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
DECISION WAS REVERSED. Railroad Cannot Give Rate Lower Than
 Published Schedule.

Washington, May 1.-The Supreme Court of the United States today re- versed the decision of the Court of Appeals for the Second District of Texas in the case of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company versus Mugg & Dryden, involving the liabilities of a railroad for damages In a case in which a shipper is quoted a lower rate than the published schedule, and then made to pay at the published rate.
 In this case, Mugg & Dryden were originally given the rate of SIPS per ton on two carloads of coal to be ship ped from Coal Hill, Ark, to Weather ford. Tex. but when the coal was de- livered they were required to pay $2.75 per ton. The shippers brought suit for the difference and 1t was awarded by the State courts.
 The Supreme Court, however. took the position that for the road to make a charge below that of the published schedule would be a violation of the interstate commerce act and hence not permissible even though the lower rate had been promised
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
PROGRAM OF HUDSON.
Commencement Exercises at Bapfis
 Seminary Begin Saturday.

Commencement Exercises at Baptist
 Seminary Begin Saturday.
 Marion, May 14-(Special.)- )-The pro vrarr of the sixty-eighth annual com- mencement of Judson College Is as fol- lows:
 Saturday. May 18th. p: m.-Reci- tai by the School of Elocution.
 Sunday, May goth. Il a. m.-Com- rrencement sermon by the Rev. Y. E. Rosser. D. D., of Selma. Alabama.
 a n. m.-Annual sermon before the Ann Hasseitine and, ssMorning Watch Societies by the Rev. B. D. Gray U. D.. of Atlanta. Ga.
 Monday. May 21st. ga. m. to 12 m.-- Art Exhibition. ut
 s n. m.-Annua1 Concert.
 Tuesday, May 22nd. 10 a. m.-Annual meeting of the Society of Alumnae.
 & D. m.-Class night.
 Wednesday, May 23rd. Il a. m-An- nual meeting of the Board Of Trus- tees.
 a n m.-Graduating exercises.
 commencement Address. by the Rev. A Y. Dickinson of Birmingham, Ala bama.
 Jjterary-President. Nave Provence: vice-President, Ruth Hopson: Secretary Jane Elizabeth Massey; Treasurer. An nie Lorena Warren: Historian. Marre Boyd.
 Deerees-Bachelor of Arts. Nave provence. Bachelor of Science, Elva Goodhne; Bachelor of Literature: Mar garet Ansley, Marre Boyd, Jamie Ida Bean, Mamie Crem. Inez Webb Collins Hattie EIoise Collins, Mary Lou Denu. Lucille Donald. Louise Davie. Frances Mabel Catherine Hauff, Annie Vonceil Hopson. Rosa Ramsey; Carrie Spigener' strong. Evalyn Thomison, Annie To- rena Warren, Bonnie Pearl Watts, Jane Elizabeth Massey. Harriett Cecil Hampton.
 Graduates
 Music, Pianaforte. Bessie Inez Burk, Ida Holley, Margaret Macon.
 Voice-Harriet Hosmer Haynolds.
 Violin-Annelu Burns.
 Organ-Maude Robinson.
 Elocution-Ruth Hopson. Cevyle Clyde Metcalf, Carrie Spigener. Ethel Art-Annie vonceil Strong. Edna Middleton.